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Moorish Palaces in florida.

There came TO st. Augustine, + Ia, q
few years ago, after years spent in foreign
countries, q slender. mild hammered,
gray haired man, whose talent found
there the material and proper surround
the most elaborate details of the Alham-
bra and other Moorish palaces in Spain,
Tangiers and Algiers. he erected resi-
dence that is emphatically work of re-
fined Oriental art The material used IS
beautiful concrete Of light gray color,
durable as granite, made from beach sand
and small shells and cement. These IN
gradients arc mixed with water in MAST
carried in hods and poured into the mat
rix Of the raising walls. Above the en-
trance is the Arabic incri ton, IVA la
ghalib il-Allahr-"T There is no conquer
or but God Villa Zorayda is the name
Of this unique creation and so grace ul,
airy and elegant that it has been called
the most beautiful residence in America.
Other buildings in the same stjle are in
progress; but they 90 not seem like in
ovations, SO well do they harmonic with
the mellow tone of that Spanish city,
its narrow streets and its generally
quaint appearance. Most notable Of
these new creations is veritable Span
ish palace, which its owner designs for s
hotel. The work Is nearing completion.
1t is to be in three parts, one the Ponce
de Leon, separated from the Alcs ar
and the Casa Nonica BY the elegant
promenade Alameda. The Ponce de
Leon is the main building, measuring
$50 by AGO feet, with sleeping accommo-
dations for 600 guests and a spacious
dining hall that will accommodate 200.
The architecture is purely Moorish from
the tall towers and over hsagiSg tile
roof to the court aud arcades. The in
terror is rich with terra Gotta ornaments,
inches, figures, shields, caps and balus-
trades, while in the center a court $50
feet square is completely enclosed by an
arcade of ornate columued arches
stretching from wing TO wing. The
facade of the Alcazar directly opposite,
will be reproduced from the Alcazar of
Seville and will be occupied chiefly with
bazars, re taurants, reading and billiard
rooms, otc., with sleeping apartments
above for use in case of an overflow
from the Ponce de Leon, next door; on
the Alameda viii be the Casa Monica
the House Mother OF the st. Augustine,
also elegant in its Moorish design. This
entire group of buildings will bs I'M
equaled in any country as a successful
imitation of q foreign architectural
style.
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POPULAR SCIENCE.

It is stated that 4 picture Of ball fall
ing before a screen has been taken with
one Of Mr.. Mnybridge's fastest shutting
eameras in the one-ihousandth OF a
second.
Cocaine las 4 rival in an alkaloid OBJ
tanned in Australia from the juice of
Eupllorbia Drummondu. which rr. John
Reid, It's discoverer, calls Drumine. The
new local an sthetie acts almost entirely
by psralyzing, and does not excite.
The Cheyalier van Elewyck Of Lolvain
has just perfected. after thirty eight
years OF labor, machine for re oeding
al music extemporized upon the piano
His invention IS worked by means of
electricity. and he has been assisted in
the mechanical details by N. kermis, an
engineer # Brussels
M J. ". Walker has discovered on
he south side Of pine Mountain, Geor-
GA, nearly two hundred feet above tho
famous c0runduni mine. site where the
incient inhabitants Of that region manu-
iactured their tale vessels for cooking.
Evidences Of the use Of stone implements
in the work are indubitlble.
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Mrs. Henry Harmon, who lives five
miles south of Houston, Mo, came in
yesterday afternoon. bringing pair of
fine wild turkeys. which she killed with
her rifle the day before.
allow came you 10 kill themlh was
asked by your correspondent.
''Why, easy enough There are plenty
of wilk turkeys in our locality. One of
my little boys was out hunting rabbits
about half a mile from the house. He
saw a gang of turkeys. He came back,
told me about it, and just shuuldered
my gun and started. had not travelled
far beyond the place designated when l
was made happy by espying a fine gang.
l fred and killed this large one, and be-
fore they could all escape detained this
one.
Tell me about some of your feats with
the rifle
'Well, never did but one piece of
shooting that lam particularly proud of /;
once killed bear. 1t was a long while
ago. when father lived near the head of
a small stream that empties into Big
Creek. One morning, early in the an.
tumn, father left home for Houston.
Mother was away spending The day with
her sister, l was left alone with a little
brother and sister. About 10 o'clock /
heard the dogs barking wildly in a cove
about 200 yards above the house. I
seized the rife, and hurried to the scene.
Whel l got there l found it was big
bear. The animal was standing on its
hind legs and was constantly turning
about, and now and then boxing dog
into last month. l was considerably
frightened at first, but I took a little
time TO nerve myself. ThenI took good
aim, under the left arm, and fred. The
bear fell awkwardly, rolled down the
hill into the little stream, and when l
made my cautious approach he was dead.
=Gl0Ie- Democrat.
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The Fatal Acc of Shades.

The Lucknow india papers report an
awful tragedy which has taken place in
the Leicestershirc Regiment. Some pri-
Yates in a detachment stationed at RAM
ket owed grudsc against the Sergcan;
of their company and vowed vengeance,
so they actually dealt round pack OF
cards, having agreed that the man to
whom the ace of spades was dealt was to
do for the offender The card fell to
ayoung private, who, when the Sergeant
entered the place where they were as
sembled, at once took up his rife and
shot him dead. The murderer had been
sentenced to death, but Sir Frederick
Roberts had not confirmed the sentence
when the mail left.-LoadOn Truth.
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Bulgarian Peasants.

To Judge from the talk there has been
about it during the last ten years, one
would think that bulgaria was one OF the
great powers of Europe, instead of being
a small principality not long since freed
from Turkish rule The people bear, on
the whole, good character for cleanli-
ness and thrift. The peasants are fairly
prosperous, their wants Icing few, and
The climate Of their country fine, and its
SOL fertile. The whole family in peas
ants household assist the father in his
work, and could the affairs of the prov
iuce but have an opportunity of settling
down, there is little doubt that the fu-
ture of Bulgaria would be bright and
happy.-Litle Folks.
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with = broader business policy than
has characterized any other southern
corporation, we have steadily appre-
ciated the reldfire udlus Of land and
peopls. We are holding for our own
profit Ger ain lands 70 be sold in the
future; the balance is offered free n $
air 70 all who apply in time.
A little more than one year ago the
St. Andrews Fay Railroad Sni Land
Co. acquired control OF upward OF
100000 acres OF the most desirable
lands in tire State OF Florida, situated
around about the beautiful boy OF St
Andrews. on { he southwest Gulf coast
Ecfsrs the war the town known as St
Andrews Bay was the home OF many
wealthy Ieo le. W had sought the
shores Of the beautiful bay as a lcca-
tlcn wher5 could be found in their
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will MI the heart OF every suffering woman il
SIC = i'll only persist in tho use or Or. Piercc's
~tavorite Prescription IL will cure the
most txcructsting per odical pains. and ~
ieve you Of all irreS.ilarit ies and give healthy
action 1t will positively cure Internal IN
Examination and liberation. displacement and
all kindred disorders. Price reduced TO one
dollar. By druggists.
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Lewis Rrindle. I-afrobe. Pa
Eimira Keppie. IAtrobe. Pa
J. ". McCoach. 5 inta Re. y u
J. A. Davis. Pierce city, NO
Jas. b. Rowley. Olathe, Kan
VI. rinehan. Gurlon- AK
Geo. A Copp. Fishers Hill Va
W. ?. Brewton. Cedar PAN. y
VIM c. SAMPSON. Golden, Col
? r Ribiet. Shlnnaion. W; Va
n. J. Lunquest, Bar cham Ala
Joel p KEYS. Colwich. Kan
Juo. A. Kramer. nioomsb (, Pa
Ard. EnudSen. Garfield Kan
Nm. p. Birkelhnch, Shaft, Pa
Moses r. knapp. Gwynedd. Ia
ME- Iewark. NahAsha. MINI
Mrs J. A. Davis Hillsboro. N
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the necessary forms Of bust
ness in applying for and re-
ceivtnS free property. and the
names are published without
consultation and merely 10
represent the number who
received Orange Grove tracts
free, at our hands, IN one dGy's
business.
NJ Mccain, Tyrone. Pa
W. A kinsloe, Lockhave1. Pa
Salem Hill. Schenley. Pa
Z B. Knowles. Branford. Pa
]. Murphy. Huntington. W Va
J. u. Baxtresser, Middlet'n. Pa
W. l. Colvtn. Beatrice. Neb
Frank A. Snel. Ansonia, Ct
a, isrTettt Hrichirspps MN
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no Ia RAD IN coNNEcTioN Will AsoVE.

cured at the beginning OF the boom
has been sod for from - TO $50 Tor
ordinary Blilding Lots kvery "old
settler has rea-iz q h tndsome rom,
potency in disposing Of q portion o.
III lands at fancy prices Docks have
b.eu r-cf-d: hotels built and added
to from time 70 time line Of seven
boats ply reEuisE.y between : An
drrw's Bay and ether ports and, alto
fefher. fhc outlook promises that 81
Andrews Ray Will in a lew years be
c no The mist I'm! ortant city OF he
gulf coast. II possesses every nataIal
advantage: q deep bay-more than
ia ~ I'VE miles long with its various
! r.nches-wifh deep CT alnsis 20 the
ru-cr gulf, at once the most charming
and most useful body OF uster on ih-
cast a safe harb1r FOR the ieets Of
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Forty Years a Sufferer.

Mr.. E. W. Howell, of No. Q College
street. writes that he has suffered with
rheumatism in his hips, knees and arms.
for forty years, and that he has not known
what il was 10 be free from pain until he
began the use of DR.. Pardee's Remedy.
lie has used ten bottles and has not felt
any rheumatic pains or symptoms since.
Ask your druggist for DR.. Pardee's
Remedy. and take no other. Price 81
per bottle; six bottles, IS.
Pardec Medicine Co.. Rochester. n. Y.
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Surprising Ignorance.

"Young man, - he said in solemn tones.
don't you know that if you persist in
drinking you will never get ahead of
this worldlr
Wont get aheadip repeated THE
young man. why, my dear sir, your
Ignorance surprises me. I'll have a head
On me 10 morrow morning as big
barrel. '-AeE Tork Sun.
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Being en- irely v-gttahle, no particular care
IS re-, u r, i while Us ny DR.. P.srce's "Pleasaut
Purgat;vo Pellets" They cpeiRe without
sturbancs - the cor Tuition. diet or occu-
p ticn For sick hsadache, cons tipatiDn. i'm
pure blood. dlzz ness. sour eructat oas from
the stomach, bad taste IA mouth. bilious at
lacks. pain in region OF kidney S, internal fever.
bloattd feeling about st1Iach. rush OF b ood
TO head, take Dr. PierceE "Pellcts-" BY
a
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A lIsinterpretatiOn.

A little girl who made frequent use of
the word guess" vas corrected for il,
and told to say ''presume" instead. A
lady friend. noticing the admirable set
of the little girls apron, asked some
thing in regard to the pattern Mamma
don't cut my dresses and aprons by a
pattern, " said the small lady, she Just
looks at me an presumesP
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Those who have done bust
ness with US IN one day the
following list Of applicants,
secured Orange Grove tracts.
ranging IL sire from ~ to %
acres each Space in good
newspapers costs too much TO
give a list OF all who have re-
ceived free property at our
hands Each one Of the fol
lowing list can TESTIFY. n he Is
so disposed, TO the absolute
fidelity of our methods OF
business. No correspondence
has passed between any Of
nsn End his once lexeepi
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I highest perff elton the peculiar de
lights OF FLORIDA home During the
war the town was humbardct by q
ederal feet ard nearly swept out OF
existence. The Inhabitants H. d ahan-
Coming their shatter d homes 10 the
tori h and piilsgs u the enemy. and
not until about tel years aSo was there
any attemit mae 10 reoccuiy me
town This Company began active
operations = lite more than wear
ego. Since thar time there has Teen
the most remarkable boom" creafei
fr St. Andrews Ray At RAJ ever
been known in the Flower State. ] asst
" inter more than 500 visitors from
all parts Of the colnfry reached n at
point in guest Of Florida homes Busi-
ness and dwell nE houses have been
erected by the hun ire ,. Property Sc
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There Is great danger Of war with Mexico in
the near future, but at Pc sent We can purSr Q
ihr arts or happiness, prosperity and wealth.
Wherever YOU live. you should writ. 20 Hal
lcu x Co. Portland. Maine; and receive FIRE,
ful Information aiH ut work a a. you can d.
and live at home. earning thereby frnm s. tu
- and upwards daily. some have earned
over ~ in u day Capital mot required. you
are started fee Al is new Hath sexes.
Al ages lay, Is above Guaranteed from fiisi
Sart
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isumGtiss a Blood Dissais entirely cured.
ROCHESTER,. April 1. 1886.
To the Pardee Medicine Co..

GENTs:-Allow me TO say few words
in praise Of DR.. Pardee's Rheumatic
Remedy; and il what l have to say will
induce others who are afflicted with neu-
ralgia or rheumatism to use it, | shall feel
that have been the means Of doing some
little good to my fellow men. December
"a. 1885. while ct work in the shop, was
taken suddenly with sharp, piercing pains
and was compelled TO leave the shop.
The next morning was unable to rise.
and grew worse daily although l was
under the best medical treatment. But l
obtained no relief until / began using
DrsPardees Remedy, which did March
18th. and after using it three days, could
walk about the house 1 continued 10
use it and improved rapidly every day.
am now ut work and entirely free from
pain, and have gained five pounds in
weight. but l shall continue the remedy
until l feel sure the poison is out of my
blood, FOR l am certain that rheumatism
is blood disease. You are ct liberty TO
use my name or refer anyone TO me, for |
shall be only too glad TO recommend it 10
anyone who is suffering rs was. know
it will cure any case OF rheumatism, if
used as directed.
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$1,000 were spent in eishteel year. BIZ Prot
c. A, Dona,dson, of Louisville, Ky, in trying
10 get rid Of his rheumatism, but he found no
relief until at last he used St Jacobs OIL,
VIII Oh speedily cured him.
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The mos severe cough can at once be re-
moved by Red Star Cough Cure, Give II to
your child en- by all means" SAYS Professor
Williams. ex-State Chems st OF Delaware, who
ioInd it wonderfully efiicacious- Price, only
twenty-five cents for a bottle.
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A PECULIAR natural substance has been
found in Georgia. yellow material, very
much like beeswaV, which. when shaved of
with knife. rolls Up Ike that article II is
kind Of TO, K. and while there IS nothing
about it hat burns, it becomes as hard as flint
II hen heal ed.
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a NEW YoRK naturalist, DIR. John Pohlman
advances the theory that as the human rae o
has fewer teeth than formerly, and these are
steadily deter Grating. there is danger Of the
race becoming toothless.
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| am. very truly yours.

GEOKGE DUANE.
Foreman at Goodger & MAYORS shoe
factory. 65 South 81. Paul street; resi-
dencc, 6 Griffith street.
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world. Every species OF vegetable.
fruit. and cereal will grow 70 perfec-
ton In IT, soft. Italian climate oysterI
In countless miliinns-the best In the
world -rrst IA thousands Of exhaust
less oy .fer beds timber EASILY AeceSs-
nish cArroes FOR wears to the entire
carry rE capacity OF q nation's 1eet.
a climate that. both trtnfsr AVID s~s.-
mr.. Is fhr absolute perfection OF
earthly dekght free from malaria.
hIrr, dry land. and beautifully 10
csted. IN Sc are among other good
reasons why S. Andrews Bay Is TBS
most desirable 10 alton for n Florida
why this company has confidence IN
the wisdom Of its present business
policy
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Abram Mann. rs fenn Sc
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7. Mc6rory. S.. AIS N. ID 81
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Jas. Brown. III SAMSON st
J. ?. HLnes. I'D NarShall 81
A. D Shipiey. 5H connerce 81
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ELI'S
CREAM BALM

7 hare used fro lot
les or Eis's Crcns
BARS dhd consider " y
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- years from cdidrri
and eaiaTThal heal
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The farmers, in their swamps, we're sure,
Could find the roots and plants that cure;
II by their knowledge they only knew
For Just the disease each one grew.
Take courage now and swamp Root try
tor kidney, liver and bladder complnints),
As on this remedy Won can rcIN-
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FreeIa $
EkHH vi Al
Goa nd Warrington ar Jackson Counties, Fla
NO CONDITIONS s T: e :a i;S:Hi sS;i: {:
move unless do freely
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A de.,d certainty: The Hop Plaster is more &C
tive than any other laster on earth. Kills pain,
Hop Pidsters are soothing. stimulating pain
killing and Strengthening clear. sweet and sure
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"a Perfect Flood Of sun,hine''

So many bicycles and tricyrles are used in
Paris mat police regulations are necessary.
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FRVFa paid lanisu
u date
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A CONGRESSIONAL funeral nowadays costs
the Government from 500 TO $500.
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John Cord. Hanna. Ind
o p Fox. Mt Carmel. Pa
c 7. Strong. Gloucester. Mass
Andrew Sullivan,
Geo. W Davis.
jas. y. Mcmillan. Trans Sta.
18th Ward. Pittsburgh. Pa
" s Davis. Highland Park. I'll
Robt. c. Morrison. Anch &c. XIV
". Kennedy. Wabasha. MINI
A D. Davis, Eureka sp'gs. Ark
Jas. KavAn. Schuyler. Seb
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s. and twenty I'VE for S. No more than twenty
are desired from any person arting agent for
others Deeds vii llenade the Club gent directs
when he returnsv C Land Warrants.
| you WILL .. TRAITOR 10 your ove
Interests and to tht dependent you n you fail
10 avail yourself Of this Great Free Land Offer.
Secure II Tor your children
The St. Andrews BAy Railroad AMI Land Company
fflfffrs among its Officers and stockholders OF
the most responsible and energetic men OF Florda-
ohio and New York. who enlisted heart. hand.
and pocket book in this great enterprise. We do
business through the Second National OF Cincinnati.
and refer two thousand prosperous settlers Af 81
Andrew'G And now c await your pleasure
Address Northern once. where all deeds are
executed as follows:
Inc 81. Andrews Bay R. R. and Land Co.,
227 Main ST.. Cincinnati. o.
29 Park Row. New York.
Remit BY posia,-nots. registered letter, or hank
draft Do not send stamps when It can be avoided
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MORE WORDS OF PRAISE.

Best, easiest To use and cheapest Piso'
Remedy for Catarrh- BY druggists
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WoI gss are said TO be very numerous in the
Texas Pan Handle.
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We will buy any property disposed Of under this
Great Free Land Oner that Is substantially i'm
proved during the next two years and pay AZ inc
cost OF the building improvements added BY tAaf
flOl acre
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YOu Can GET g Family Story Paper one
year, postage raid, for Sl5Q sample COPY
free. Address THE CHICAGO LEDGER, CHI
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Moscg Bixier. cor. Isabel aud
SfRrkeY Streets
0s9. Steven, = Label street
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Notwithstanding the great number who
yearly slceurnb To this terrible and fatal DIS
esse, which is daily winding It's fatal coils
around thousands who are unconscious OF its
deadly presence, DR.. Pierce's Go den Medical
Discovery" Will cleanse and purify the blood
OF scrofulOus Impurities. and cure tube-cular
consumption (Which is only scrOfulous disease
of the lungs. Send 10 cents in stamps and
get DR.. Pierce's complete treatise on cOnsump-
ton and kindred affections, with numerous
testimonials Of cures. Address Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association. Buffalo. NY
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10 have house built you not obliged to opI.sf
you being LEFT entirely free 10 decide fc ,5rs,-,,
without in any way affecting the etft o. tt.
the property will be SVEN to you rIIthe shr,t ~
you have a house built not With 7ene aHees u
Hove PLAN v.fTf Ha aa1fa rrau ere
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FREE LAND WAR RAM

in n scaled errelope Upon its receipt you Will open
the envelope, sign your name in fiH on the proper
ii nks, that Warranty Deed can be male IN your
piece Of land called for BY the Free Land Warrant
will be immediatsly executed in your name, 20
charge OF kind will be made for the rec LAhu
WRrrunf-the property will he absolutely FREE.
II your application Is received err all ne ianis
disposed Of. you will be 50 notified AMI me =
you send for the House Plans be returned TO you
LOCAL COLONY CLUBS f Fss; ;a ssd f f9:s
Land Warrants will b. sent to any address, to he
distrihfcd among friends receipt OF s. Tor The
Horlse Plans ten for s.; fifteen FOR s.. twenty for
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We have Just issued a large sheet OF detailed
House ans, Illustrating nine different styles OF
houses. costing from s5U 10 si.So eich which this
mpany is prepared to build for its PATRONS at St.
Andrews Bay. In order to defray At least por-
ton of the very large cost OF advertising getting
up these designs. and ereeufiHg lSgdI Warranty
DEED for zach applicant viii charge &c for mall
ing this sheet Of House Plans 10 Applicant The
plans are " orth IS to any who will ever desire
to build q house They are all new and soften up
expressly for US II you reject from the Houss
Plans any one that 'uits you. will bui d tn
house on your property. and give you fre yeGrs'
fte 70 pduJor the house, charging you per cent in
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this day or deceptive advert log we desire 10
impress that this announcement mans erdcfiy
r5hai It says; that every appl can't can secure, alb
soufeiy free # any charge for the land. OF the
above dlvisicns OF valuable Florida property No
trick No juggling Of words! IL means exactly
thst-uOthfnr lPss nothi7r fnurr